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read·er [ˈri:dəʳ] RZ.

1. reader (person who reads):

reader
bralec(bralka) r.m. (r.ż.)

2. reader (in library):

reader
bralec(bralka) r.m. (r.ż.)

3. reader (proof-corrector):

reader
lektor(ica) r.m. (r.ż.)
reader
korektor(ica) r.m. (r.ż.)

4. reader (book of extracts):

reader
antologija r.ż.
reader SZK.
čitanka r.ż.
reader SZK.
učbenik r.m.
reader UNIW.
izredni profesor(ica) r.m. (r.ż.)

5. reader (device):

ˈcard read·er RZ.

card reader

ˈmind read·er RZ.

mind reader
bralec (bralka) r.m. (r.ż.) misli

ˈproof-read·er RZ.

korektor(ica) r.m. (r.ż.)

I . read1 [ri:d] RZ. usu l.poj.

1. read (act of reading):

read Brit Aus
branje n

2. read pot. (book):

3. read Am (interpretation):

II . read1 <read, read> [ri:d] CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (understand written material):

brati [f. dk. prebrati]
razbirati [f. dk. razbrati]

2. read MUZ.:

3. read (speak aloud):

6. read:

POLIT., PR. to read a bill/measure

7. read (inspect and record):

8. read (show information):

pisati [f. dk. napisati]
kazati [f. dk. pokazati]

9. read Brit UNIW. form:

III . read1 <read, read> [ri:d] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. read (understand written material):

brati [f. dk. prebrati]

2. read (speak aloud):

3. read (create impression):

4. read:

TEATR, FILM to read for a part

5. read esp Brit UNIW. form:

read off CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (note exactly):

2. read (enumerate):

read out CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (read aloud):

na glas brati [f. dk. prebrati]

2. read INF.:

read over, read through CZ. cz. przech.

I . read2 [red] CZ.

read I f. cz. przesz., im. cz. przeszł. of read:

II . read2 [red] PRZYM.

Zobacz też read up , read over , read out , read off , read

read over, read through CZ. cz. przech.

read out CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (read aloud):

na glas brati [f. dk. prebrati]

2. read INF.:

read off CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (note exactly):

2. read (enumerate):

I . read1 [ri:d] RZ. usu l.poj.

1. read (act of reading):

read Brit Aus
branje n

2. read pot. (book):

3. read Am (interpretation):

II . read1 <read, read> [ri:d] CZ. cz. przech.

1. read (understand written material):

brati [f. dk. prebrati]
razbirati [f. dk. razbrati]

2. read MUZ.:

3. read (speak aloud):

6. read:

POLIT., PR. to read a bill/measure

7. read (inspect and record):

8. read (show information):

pisati [f. dk. napisati]
kazati [f. dk. pokazati]

9. read Brit UNIW. form:

III . read1 <read, read> [ri:d] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. read (understand written material):

brati [f. dk. prebrati]

2. read (speak aloud):

3. read (create impression):

4. read:

TEATR, FILM to read for a part

5. read esp Brit UNIW. form:

I . ˈlip-read <-read, -read> CZ. cz. nieprzech.

II . ˈlip-read <-read, -read> CZ. cz. przech. to lip-read sb

ˈproof-read <-read, -read> CZ. cz. przech., cz. nieprzech.

well-ˈread PRZYM.

1. well-read (knowledgeable):

2. well-read (frequently read):

read-only ˈmemo·ry RZ. INF.

read-ˈwrite head RZ. INF.

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem reader

great reader
to be a fast reader/runner

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski
Afterward, the reader leads the way back and places the altar book either on the altar or on a side table.
en.wikipedia.org
I think they employ a mind-reader.
www.stuff.co.nz
It is recited communally to affirm a blessing made by the prayer reader.
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Remember, unless a book is returnable, the customer isn't the reader; it's the store.
comicsalliance.com
Hopefully, defeat will cause them to chuck out a cheap light plastic reader.
goodereader.com
His writing is unpretentious and effective, although it often assumes the reader's sympathies lie with the protagonist even when behaving poorly.
en.wikipedia.org
This increasing automaticity frees up cognitive resources so that the reader can reflect on meaning.
en.wikipedia.org
It is written with the author's usual readable flow, with a style that somehow suggests (without being overt and therefore off-putting) an acquaintanceship between author and reader.
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When a reader becomes fully engrossed in the illusory narrative world of a book, the author has achieved a close aesthetic distance.
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He became reader in numismatics in 1959, and professor of numismatics in 1971.
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